2006) found that relatively higher SAR values after second crop could be elaborated on the basis of more accumulation of salts which caused precipitation of CaSO4 and CaCO3 due to low solubility resulting into high Na+concentration and thus SAR.

The Ca2+ occupied on exchange sites also acts as a sink to enhance the dissolution of applied CaSO4 and native CaCO3.

When limestone is added to the boiler's fluid bed, the limestone undergoes a transformation called calcination, producing calcium oxide (lime) which reacts with the gaseous SO2 and oxygen to form CaSO4, a solid that is chemically stable.

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